New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
BISMARCKS DICTA ATORSHIP.
INSISTING THAT HIS ARMY BILL BE PASSED.

HE WILL NOT ABANDON HAIR-BREADTH OF IT
EFFECT OF HIS SPEECH IN EUROPE
BERLIN, jan l2-The debate on the Army bill
sumed in the Reichstag today. Dr. windthorst again
spoke in favor of ricnnate term Prince Bismarck re-
Piled:
In three years we might be confronted with altered
circumstances To he It ia also impossible to cacu
that period the efficiency Of the army would secured
and compromise would he possible. In the Centre
becoming united But will the union last Is its CON
tinuance until the next elections certain At the time
Rechstag by the Constitution there was no idea that they
would lead to such miserable disputes as have now
arisen.
In speaking Of the imperial army the Chancellor said
he had intention detact from the rights OF the SOW
eregs of the Federal States the heads Of their respec
tive armies. Nor he continued, would the Government
contest the right OF the House to criti-
else the bill during the debate the budgets.
provided the Governments proposals now accepted
Referring the question Of the working classes he de-
cared that tho Government did wish to drag 1t into
the present discussion He that IL called upon
by the Emperor the workingmen OF Germany would be
ready at all times forward in defence Of the
Fatherland.
In concluding he again assured the House that he
would abandon harbreadth Of the bill and must n-
sist upon the full scope of the measure.
| The Rechstag then adjourned.
Prince Bismarck has long daily conferences with the
Emperor with reference it is supposed, to the position
OF the Rechstag In Government circles 1t Is believed
that division on the bill will be taken tomorrow The
Governments supporters despair OF the passage OF the
measure.
PARIS, Jan 12-The speech OF Prince Bismarck in the
German Reichstag yesterday created deep impression
here the general opinion Is that IL does not increase
the prospects OF peace The Mdin in Its comments on
the German Chancellors uteranccs says The account
opened In 1870 will he settled IA long as the Ger
man flag floats over Metz and strasburg.'
| The Temps says:
Prince Bismarck. speech the Rechstae will produce
singular reassnrng effect In Europe In response 10 h
declare that she longer dreams OF al
| tsckng Germany.
All the evening papers in Paris in their interpretation
OF the Speech concur in aributng pacific intentions
| Germany.
| VIENNA, Jan. 12.--It Ia learned from semi.oficia
sources that Prince Bsarcks speech In tho Rcichsal
Yesterday meets with lively recognition In Government
circles Is thought show that he Is trying To cnec
an codaie between the Cabinets at ST. Petersburg
and Vienna.
Cabinet has decided to increase the budget for I'M
War Department by S5.OOOOOO.
1t is stated that Russia, within few days past ha
abandoned her passive attitude and made overtures
the Government Berlin which, II is expected Will re
suit in between the three Empires on III
Bulgarian question. a., ~
BRUSSELS Jan. l2.-The superior officers OF the arm.
have been officially notified 10 he ready In the event OF
| rapid mobilization of troops The general inspection
which usually held in the summer has been ordere
| for February.